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All 3 are LF Silkies. I love the big ones.

Thanks, her name is Foof. Her mom is Poof, & she has a half brother named Floof.

Comb growth varies with each individual bird. I too have personal experience with Silkies, I raise/breed them. After awhile of raising them, sexing them doesn't become that difficult.

U shaped comb, 1 day old pullet. Same girl.Again, same girl.I'm just trying to clarify the method isn't foolproof, if you understand:).

Comb shape, isn't reliable either. Many of my U shaped combed chicks turned out female, combs stayed flat, or slightly bumpy. Posture, & behavior aren't great indicators all the time, you can get females that are more dominant, & have males that are more skittish/submissive. Comb shape, & size...

Crest feathers at this age isn't reliable for sexing. Streamers don't start coming in until between 4-6 months of age.

Based off of combs: #1. Cockerel, & #2. Pullet.